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#illegals
Fox News: Obama-appointed judge blocks ICE raids at certain places of worship, defying Trump administration
A federal judge in Maryland has ruled that the Trump administration must revert to Biden-era immigration enforcement rules at places of worship, following a lawsuit from a coalition of religious groups. The judge found that the Trump administration's directive violated the First Amendment rights of congregants.
The ruling does not apply nationwide and does not affect warrant situations. The plaintiffs argued that the new rules created a chilling effect on worship attendance, even for legal citizens, as they feared immigration enforcement in their places of worship.
Fox News: Top Trump official moves to block illegal immigrants from receiving food stamps: 'Follow the law, full stop'
President Trump's Department of Agriculture has announced measures to prevent illegal immigrants from accessing food stamp benefits. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins emphasized the enforcement of rules that restrict benefits to U.S. citizens and legal residents, following Trump's executive order aimed at protecting taxpayer resources.
The directive comes amid ongoing concerns about food stamp fraud and overpayments in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). GOP officials argue that illegal immigration has been incentivized by welfare benefits, contributing to the issue.
#politics
Fox News: Who is the conservative 'superstar' lawyer and potential SCOTUS pick that will help in Eric Adams case?
A federal judge has appointed Paul Clement, a former solicitor general, to provide input on the motion to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The case has been adjourned, with the judge emphasizing the public importance of careful deliberation.
Clement, a highly regarded appellate lawyer, will advise on whether the charges should be dismissed with or without prejudice. The DOJ has suggested dropping the case, citing a need to focus on other priorities. Briefings are due by early March, with oral arguments to follow.
Fox News: ‘My squad’: National coordinator of left-wing group attends notorious antisemite's annual gathering
Terence Muhammad, a leader at the Hip Hop Caucus, attended the Nation of Islam's Saviours' Day event in Chicago, promoting Louis Farrakhan despite his history of antisemitic remarks. Muhammad has frequently shared support for Farrakhan on social media.
The Hip Hop Caucus has previously distanced itself from Farrakhan and condemned his statements. Following inquiries about Muhammad's participation, the organization reiterated its stance against antisemitism, but Muhammad's social media accounts were subsequently locked down, and leadership bios were removed from the Caucus's website.
Forbes: Trump Media Paid Donald Trump Jr. Nearly A Quarter Of Its Annual Revenue. He Attended Just Two Board Meetings
Donald Trump Jr. earned $813,000 in 2024 as a director of Trump Media & Technology Group, representing about a quarter of the company's annual revenue. He attended only two of five board meetings and received $779,000 in stock and $34,000 in cash, below the average for board members.
Despite his limited attendance, a company spokesperson claimed he is highly engaged in operations and strategy. Trump Jr. controls 52% of the company's stock and has overseen significant losses, with Trump Media reporting a $401 million deficit in 2024.
#society
Times Of Israel: Bibas family tells Netanyahu to ‘shut up,’ as he details the murders of Shiri, Ariel and Kfir
Ofri Bibas criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu for publicly discussing the murders of her sister-in-law and young nephews, which the family had requested remain private. She condemned the media and public figures for violating their wishes, expressing anger at the ongoing trauma they face.
The Bibas family is preparing for the funeral of Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, who were kidnapped and later murdered by Hamas. Ofri Bibas urged for sensitivity and respect in public diplomacy, highlighting the need for coordination with the family during this difficult time.
Fox News: Canadians panic over 'American oppression' after discovering longstanding Google Maps parks designation
Concerns have arisen in Canada after several provincial parks were mistakenly labeled as "state parks" on Google Maps, prompting fears related to President Trump's comments about Canada potentially becoming the U.S.' "51st state." Google clarified that no recent changes were made to park designations and is working to correct the labels.
Local officials, including British Columbia's Environment and Parks Minister, emphasized that Canada will not become the 51st state, asserting the importance of Canadian identity amid rising anxieties over the map designations.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Zelenskyy agrees to tentative Trump minerals deal, plans to visit DC later this week: report
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has agreed to a draft minerals deal with the White House, allowing U.S. access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals. Zelenskyy is set to meet President Trump on Friday to finalize the agreement.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized the partnership's potential for mutual economic growth, stating that U.S. businesses are prepared to invest in Ukraine.
Front Page Magazine: Rebuilding Gaza - and the Minds of Gazans
Elliott Abrams argues that Donald Trump's plan for Gaza aims to improve the lives of its residents by facilitating their relocation during reconstruction. This approach addresses both physical and mental needs, as the population has suffered under Hamas for two decades.
Abrams contends that true development requires a shift in governance and societal conditions, which are currently marred by corruption and violence. He suggests that without breaking Hamas's influence, Gazans will continue to perpetuate conflict rather than seek peace and prosperity.
#economy
Front Page Magazine: The Left Hates That We Now Have Responsible Leadership
Critics claim President Trump is pursuing an ideological agenda, but the focus should be on economic realities. The Congressional Budget Office warns of rising federal debt and sluggish GDP growth, contrasting with the historical performance of the U.S. economy.
The piece argues that government overreach stifles individual freedom and economic growth, leading to a bleak outlook for future generations. It emphasizes the importance of measurable economic performance over ideological rhetoric, asserting that effective leadership is needed to restore the nation's economic health.
#culture
GB News: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift 'under pressure to enforce split' as details emerge after Super Bowl
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are reportedly facing pressure to separate their personal and professional lives after a challenging Super Bowl experience. Swift was booed by the crowd, leaving her feeling devastated, while Kelce has faced criticism for being distracted by their high-profile romance.
Sources indicate that both are advised to protect their individual brands, leading to awkward discussions about public appearances. This situation marks a significant shift in their relationship dynamics, as they navigate this first major setback together.
#crime
Fox News: Princeton man accused of killing former star athlete brother, cat shared eerie poems on social media
Matthew Hertgen, 31, has been charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing his brother Joseph, 26, using a knife and golf club, along with animal cruelty for the death of a cat. Eerie social media posts from Hertgen hinted at violent thoughts prior to the incident.
The murder occurred on February 22, 2024, after a 911 call reported a fire and a body at their Princeton apartment. Authorities found Matthew as the caller, with Joseph's body showing signs of trauma. The investigation is ongoing, and officials seek information from the public.